Wire  

sawing  

works  

by  

using  

a  

beaded  

diamond  

wire  

wrapped  

around  

the  

item  

to  

be  

cut  

and  

then  

through  

a  

series

of  

pulleys,  

allowing  

virtually  

any  

depth  

or  

shape  

of  

structure  

to  

be  

cut.  

The  

wire  

is  

cooled  

by  

free  

flowing  

water  

at

all  

times,  

this  

helps  

with  

the  

cutting  

and  

keeps  

the  

electric  

motors  

from  

over  

heating.  

The  

wire  

is  

pulled  

through

the  

structure  

and  

any  

excess  

wire  

is  

then  

stored  

around  

the  

pulley  

system.  

This  

method  

is  

extremely  

useful  

in

cutting through steel pipes when carrying out renewal works by water companies.

Wire  

sawing  

is  

ideal  

for  

cutting  

larger  

sections  

of  

masonry,  

reinforced  

concrete  

or  

stone,  

as  

there  

are  

very  

few

restrictions  

on  

the  

size  

and  

depth  

of  

openings.  

This  

is  

a  

fast  

method  

of  

cutting,  

with  

low  

noise  

emissions.  

Wire

sawing  

can  

be  

carried  

out  

horizontally  

or  

vertically  

for  

any  

awkward  

shapes  

making  

this  

an  

extremely  

versatile

cutting method